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Backblaze B2 is a new cloud storage service designed to compete with Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) vendors like Amazon Web Services (AWS) S3, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud Services by offering bulk cloud storage at dirt cheap prices.
So dirt cheap, in fact, that unlike the other providers mentioned above, Backblaze hopes that B2 will bring the flexibility and performance of a true IaaS storage providers to small teams, individual enthusiasts, and small businesses that may not be able to afford a large-scale solution.
Could Backblaze B2 be your next cloud provider? Keep reading to find out.

FilesAnywhere is the cloud storage arm of the Officeware Corporation, and was one of the first cloud services ever created. Established in 1999, it’s seen some additions and changes, but it’s evolved very little over the years and yet has managed to outlast many of its upstart competitors while boasting impressive partnerships with some of the biggest tech companies around.

The cloud has enabled a true mobility of experience for many workers, and while the largest and most complicated spreadsheets still require a fully-featured Excel install, that may not be the case for all users. For those on the road, or those simply trying to escape the cubicle farm, cloud-based spreadsheet apps are enticing, and may even be good enough.
For this reason, we tested the three major online vendors, including Excel Online, Google Sheets, and Zoho Sheets. Which one works best for you? Find out below.

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